Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 4, 1915 · page 8

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”Jilin pinkie his subsununi coin- Mrs Earl Rising, oi Weedsport N. Y

”WIN a» deposit on in tinsel,
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3 SOUTH NDBWALK TRUST 00.10mcers.

‘ Telephone

‘ Mrs. 'Robert

. to Samuel Jafie. successor. Call 499.
1 .. 87 Fort street.

, «pared- in the automobile department

1 inauguration,

Lodge. 1. o. 0. R.
.-~ staff. last evening journeyed to Siam-1
‘ 10rd.“

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‘ 1 page: or 5W1 Enoch Silver this morning reoeivéd1
1 " ergo-1M a poem“ from the building inspector“:
orthodon- to wire the house of Howard Holmes.
FIN furnish" on Franklin street.

Kiss 8 B Field at her home on
last evening enter-

 

acme; Burr-iii: avenue,
agreed-ted by us tallied friends in honor or Mr and

 

A meeting of all the members or
Court Insure! Club and prospective

John W Cumow, ot the owner’s.‘

 

Maine Potatoes. the finest, 3 pk. . . .. .. ....... ..16¢
Smoked Shoulders, Armour‘ s and Swift‘ 5 ...... “12%.! lb.
_Best Creamery Butter . . ..' .............. “354} lb
Good Table Butter ........................ 30¢ lb.

 

East india Téa ~Ct'ii’iniahy‘
125 Washington St. ‘ ‘ Phone 371

 

newswoommy.

Taylor 81 Golden;

members will be held 11 the Knights
of Columbus rooms, outh Norwaik.
tomorrow night, for the elec-tlon of

BUILDING,
12303 TCome and see “Fe Village Skewi'1

3tomorrow night. South Norualk Meth- '
__ 1 odlst Church.

 

 

 

‘1 Officer John E, Reynolds has notiii
l1 fled John Chamberlain, of the Hill sec 1
.1 tiou, that he must cease dumping ash-l

”CITY “NEWS

 

es in the street. Mr. ()hamherlain’
:has promised to stop this unusual-[
practice. ”

The Chatterehu Club is being enter— . The annual St. Valentine's card

mined this afternoon at the home of party given for the benefit or the Day
A. Gainor on BayVieW Nursery will be held in New Red
1 Men‘s Hall, Washington street, on Sat-
uiday afternoon, February 13. begin-
ning promptly at 3 o‘clock. The altair
is held on the thirteenth, because the
fourteenth falls on a Sunday.

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Court Laurel will give a Valentine

avenue.

Members of South Norwalk Lodge. 1
Woodmen of the World, last evening
held their regular meeting in their.
quarteis, routine matlcrs being dis-
iposed oi.

 

 

Our
February Furniture Sale

,. tillers You 8
Saving oi train 10 to 30 per cm! less
than Iormer prices.

This is the largest and best February Sale that
we have ever prepared. Every ‘siuglc item offer-
ed is priced way below regular price and the
assortiueutjs so complete and the showing so
varied that we can suit every pocketbook with
furniture for every room in the house.

A. J. .Collins Company,

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAL-lERSI
NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

FRIDAY'S LUNCHEON DAY
at the Country Club.

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dance at Red Men‘s Hall, \\ ashlngton;
sir. et. on February 10, for local char I
ity. Hearts will be played until 10
o‘clock, games starting promptly at1
8:15. Dancing will begin shortly alto:-
10 o'clock. A prize will be. given ‘to
the most graceful couple in modern
dances.

Mrs. ii. T. Payne, deputy grand
commander, will go to Danburyto-
day to install oflieers oi Blaine Com-
mandery. 517, United Order of the
Goldertllross.

Gordon Russell, the voung botr who
has been ill with diphtheria, has fully
recovered and Health Olli er \\. J
Tracey will lift the quarantine tomor-
row from the home in Union avenue.

The residents of Rowayton, and vi
ci1.ity, are far from satisfied with
postoflice conditions in the fifth ward,
There is considerable talk regarding
starting-a petition to ask for the abol-
ishing of the fifth ward post—office and
‘liaving a rural route direct from the
South Norwalk post-omce to cover
that vicinity. It is probable definite
action will be taktn in the mattei
fwithin a few days.

—Notice. Junk orders intended for
William Enron, should be telephoned ’

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Over 38.000 leliers to operators of
motor vehicles. being notifications for
them to take out their driver’s li—
censes before March 1, Inns been pre

-llundreds of health articles ap-
pear in newspapers and magazines,
and in practically every one of them_
the importance of keeping the bowels
regular is emphasiccd. A constipated
condition invites discaiefia » A—depand
1ablo physio that acts 1wlthout incon-
, vcnlenie or griplug is found in Foley
.Cathartlc Tabletss Sold. by all drug-
gists.“

at the (’ti'pitol at Hartford. and will be
mailed Within a few 0113‘s.

Guiernor Holcomb has attended a
number of public missions since his
but the public have

little‘ idea of the opportunities that he‘

has had to pass by. During yesterday
he received and had todccllne twelve
- separate invitations oi the sort.

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All members of South Norwnlk
Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Or-
der of Ellis. are expected 'to meet at
Ithe new Home, tomorrow evening at
.. . 7:15 o’clock. sharp. for the purpose or
'-'—'n-11unsoAvs AT COUNTRY CLua
‘A special dinner Is served every Thurs.
day night. Telephone reservations now.

meet the members of Bridgeport
lodge. 1who1will visit the Elks‘ lair.
tacoompanled ‘lly Wheeler a; Wilson’s
L Band. The American Band will head
the local Elks in a short parade about

the cit '.
together with her; . 5

District Deputy Grand Master, Mrs.
~Eerl‘ F‘. Thomas, of Eureka Rebekah

 

Mr. and Mrs. Marlo Maruca, of;
Lincoln avenue. on Tuesday of thisI
week quietly celebrated the twenty-
' fifth anniversary of their wedding.

Edward P. Middlebroolis. of Upper
Norwulk, of horseradish tame. and his
wife, have been sued by William}
Thompson, of the New York Grocery

where public installation, in
charge of the. local people, was held.
in the quarters of Laurel Lodge.
Daughters of Rebekah. I. 0. 0. R, in
A large number of local
“hers were in attendance. and 9.
absent social time was enjoyed.

 

 

 

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Dollar Does Work oi Two

and even more in somecases
at this long to be renumbered

FIRE SALE

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New Circular ‘ Skirts

CHECKS, COVERTS, FANCY MIXTURES AND
BROADCL-OTH‘S. '

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We Give 8&1! Green Trailing Stamps.

M. Moltasch «S. Son,

120 Washington Street. South. Norwnlk '

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for $250. It appears the Mlddlebrooks
owe $194.90, andlhat $225 damages1
are asked. Attorney Edward J. Quin-1
1 Ian represents Mr, Thompson. It will1
:be remembered that Mrs. Middle-

.«brooks is also suing her husband for

 

 

wAMPonn’s EXTRACT or
"con LIVER.
SPECIAL PRICE

11 . 7; : 67¢. 'f- recovery on a note. Property has been
1attached on Ward street. owned by
lS“II80fl-POWeu Corporation Mr. and Mrs‘. Mlddlebrooks in this:

DEPOSITS

Made on or before

FEB 5 TH

will draw interest from

FEB 1 ST
SAFE DEPosn‘ Arm

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‘ sharia. The remnant-ants claim that log lit Gresulleldd
1 the place is an unsuitable one. The looming.

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Vi c will gladly play your favorite music at any time
vou call.
The A. ]. AngeVin‘e 16 Son Co.

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SWEET FOUND AT GREENFIELD

MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION '
3 1111.1. wen-rue. DAUGHTER.

APPEALS FROM DECISION

 

Thinks Christian Riot Should Not Invalid Boneeetter- Walked Many Miles
_ Have 39.9" Granted License ‘ 1 Through Bitter Cold.

In Souihport. John Lewis sweet. the’ lboneseiter,

Appeaf from the decision of tho who has been missing tram the she!
county commissioners‘lu granting of 'ton Senatorium since last Friday. was
liquor license to Christian Rlst in :tound by his wife at the home or tool!
Southport has been filed in the Su- daughter.b li.irs Davey, at Greenfield
perior court by the Wakeman Mem- Hill Tuesday afternoon. She at Once
orlsl Association and other roman-1notl-fled the secretary or S. H. Harris
strants of -Soutbport. Rist was re- lodge. of- Bridgeport,- who in turn noti-
cently granted a license in Southport tied the authorltle's at the Shuntorinm.
in a location that has been used for3 Mr Sweet decided he did not wish
a saloon for 30 years. ‘ to stay at the institution and watching
Papers in the appeal were served hit! opportunity, dnle'tly slipped away.
upon Rist by Joseph Wieler, a depiity He Walked thalibn’ilreidistenoe.
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1 STERLING’S
FEBRUARY” FURNITURE SALE '
Opened With a Rush

Many have taken advantage ctluyill Grade Furnitu-
WoodmepiccesOac-daliofl ”I'll! eat”

Brass Bed

 

 

 

 

 

February Sale Price

 

2 111. post 1-1 in. tillers Iully guaran-
anteed. Full size rep $20

Other Brass Beds 57.

Made oi the

A Great Hairy Good Values

38 Drop Side couch

 

r can 7:
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a cotton Mattress with bolster roll,

iiuesi 20 year unar-

autced' Spring. Co uch byday-Bed by

night. Reg. price 58
February Sale Price

$4.95 ‘

 

$10.95

50 to 545

Baby

 

20%

STEERING ‘
S L E DS ’

Discount

 

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$3. 50 recular
February Sale Price

Gas lron

 

No troublcaalways hot.
uses nicest hour to keep it hot.

 

Commode' Chairs 905..

High Chairs
95 “9

 

one-hall

$1.95

 

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AIWORCUUI‘URISTS.

SOUTH NORM-HALE CONE.

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Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds to
56 Water street. where I will Conduct

a First Class Plumbing Establishment.

, H. A. HEGELEIN,
Phone 1106312.

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her missing husband. decided to go to

arrival found her- husband.

sweet will not return to the satia-
lorium, but will remain at Grenadeld
Hill.

 

 

BALD‘WIN’S FRIENDS
AGAINST SPELLAOY

' WASHINGTON. ~Feb. 4.——-Friends
of cit-Governor 1i3uldwin are oppoe
ring Thomas J. Spellacy‘s candidacy
for United States district attorney
in Connecticut on account of Spot.
lacys fight against Baldwin tor sena-
‘tor. In that tight SpellaCy had the
support of Representative Moha‘m In
this one Multan is supporting Noonc.
for district attornev. It appears that
Noone is more popular with Connec-
ticut congressmen than Bpellacy Is.
It is not known tha1t any of them,
unless it be Loncrgsn’. is supporting
Spellacy's candidacy .,

The nomination of Charles Greene

 

Beaupaiii & Saunders

her daughter's Tuesday,‘ and-ion 'her \

to the postmastership at Bridgeport ,-
e was favorably reported by the Sen- .1
ate committee on post ethos and post
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FHONE 105

Solid tiakti it. extension 42 in. top. *' ‘-

Regular 512 Table

February Sale Price ' $6.95
COMPANY

FREE WITH PURCHASE.
Grocery Dailnyeminder and Telephone Index.

STER I

127-129 WASHINGTON ST.

FURNITURE

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

""" Davey 5
Elle TEAS

Edual to most 60 cent
grades 60 S 81 H

Stamps With each. lb

111111119111 4
Junk - Dealer

 

 

 

Mrs. Smith—
and I only received 30o"

iron. 8 Rowan street." Don’t believe
the man. You should look on the we;
gene's Ida and make’sure. 11He pays
Jo 9. lb. for rage, best prices pair (or
rubbers. metals and feather beds."

Tel. 441.13 send fistula—3 new“ St.

REBUILT
s'mlth, Underwood.
.diemlnston. all other
‘ makes. sold. rented.
rcpaii‘ed. assists. so
" per month. machines
sold at 86 per month
1 Mb DONNILIFY.

 
 

 
 
 
 

MARVIN BEACH TR’ACT.

a Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
C. T. MCGOVERN, Agent.
1 55 Washington St. So. Norwsix.

 

 

 

“Look at all that junk.

All Coats. suits ‘
' Dresses-and Furs

AT GREATDY REDUCED
PRICES. ‘

The little Shop

56 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

Mrs. Jones—“Why that was not/El.

'rvrewru-rsas — L. C. ‘ 3'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hazelton

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.NieB. HmhticlthouCo‘
vii... its, in woven or.

 

 

K. AND A. CLAVEN,

 

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